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Virginia (Cinny) Voorhees Ward has fourteen-age daughters including Iff-year-oldtwins ami a 9-year-old son, and are living inJersey. Husband JosephMellbum, Newis IBM Tele-Processing technician workingin the Time-Life Building in Manhattan.She is still our philosophical intellectual asrevealed in her fascinating letter.Patricia Donooan Cr(lY operated Gray'sStables in Boothbay, Maine, with husbandCarroll. Two daughters. Active in Maine artcircles.El..eanor E. Baker died on June 1, 1965.Carolyn Wilson Willson (just added an"I") has been doing substitute teaching atParJ...-villeSenior High, Baltimore. She, husbandEarl, and Brooks 14, live in Baltimore.Fred Morgan said he "spared folks fromlistening to him preach" and instead joinedLederle Laboratories as a sales representative.Married to Rosemary Morgan Morgan(no relntionl ) and living in Suffolk, Virginia,with their four daughters.Virginia (Ginny) Powell Butterfield andhusband Sid, builder and developer, Jivein Bethesda with their six children, all avidtravelers and campers.Vernelle Potts Long married a ministerand they are living in Petersburg, Virginia,pastoring at the St. Mark's MethodistChurch. Paul 17, entering Oberlin Conservatoryof Music as organ major, andPatricia 15, have both caught their parents'enthusiasm for religion and music.Marilyn (Lynn) Burr Wolf is the happywife of a "country doctor," Dr. William J.Wolf, and lives in West Union, Iowa, withtheir 7- and g-year-old daughters.Frances (Diddy) Wah mann Zapf lives inBaltimore; two teen-age boys. AI was aformer ASTP (Army Specfnlfzcd TrainingProgram) Cadet at WMC. (We were fortunateto have these 400 cadets on campusat a time there were few boys at colleges,to help even things up.)Sarah Moffett Dwyer is running
(that's what she wrote!), Clair/! Miller Garrettand three sons, 18, 16, and 14, werebitten by the travel bug and tratlered tofar--Qif points in their 20' Shasta. Claire hasdone a little substitute teaching, but prefersthe hearth in Baltimore.Betty Baker Englar's husband is a draftsmanat Fort Detrick in Frederick, and Bettytaught Phys. Ed. from '48 to '51 until thearrival of Greg, 15, and Betsy, 12, afterwhich she substituted teaching handicappedand homebound children. Fall of '65 foundher full-time 10th grade Phys. Ed. at FrederickHigh, where her faith is being slowlyrestored in teen-agers.leanne Berryman Knight and their three,15, 11, and 10, are ardent WMC footballfans and attend the games for the rest ofus that can only wish we could be there.She and husband, Charlie, remain in theirold hometown, Glyndon.A most delightful letter came from MaryLouise Reese Haines, a day-hop; marriedDuke University man George and theyclaim Reese, 15, Shame, 12, and Bobby, 4,as their Form 1040 dependents. They recentlyvisited Lucy Jane Stoner Nasser inLouisville reminiscing not only about WMCdays, but grade school too, having grownup in Westminster. "Resste's" letter wasgreat .. expressing the frustrations, panic,disappointment and despair which can bewrought by our offspring. Made me gladto hear that someone else's ."parenthood"was not all "sweetness and Itght"]Camden-Wyoming (Del.) claims BarharaBahb and John Hunn Brown as residents,along with Alice, 5, and John, [r., age two.Welcome to the PTA latecomers!Behind the counter at White Marine.Supplies, Salisbury, you'll find jane HughesWhite and husband, Bob, owners of twoboating establishments in that area. Also,under the motor you1l find Jane, havingjust completed a course in Outboard MotorMechanics School at the Johnson factory,yet still bravely claiming as their motto:"Fun is our Business and our Business rsFun." Sounds great!Margaret Phillips Evans and husband areparents to twins, age II, plus seven- andflve-year-olds. Hubby works at AtlanticElectric Company, Somers Point, New Jersey,with Margaret happy in kindergartenteaching and directing church plans.Edith Bowling Mizell (Mrs. Russell) livesat Big Pool with quartet of Russell, 18,Kandyce, 16, Lary, 14, and Sherry, 12.Fran Molesworth Bartlett spent 3" yearsteaching Phys. Ed. at a girls' college inLucknow, India, under the Methodist Mts-~ion Board. On return, she took her Master'sIII E~glish at the University of Maryland.Mamed Walt, who is a pastor in Greenwich,New York, where they live with their three,l L, 7, ~nd 5. Report they ran into John B.jo.nes, 41, while visiting the great-alteredHill in 1965.Beverly Mulholland Spittel! ran off witha ;physician and moved 10 Rochester(.MlOn.), where ~r. Spittell is a staff physicranat Mayo Clmic. Five children rangingfrom 16 down to three years.Irene Van Fossen Myers married William('43) and is !iving in Westminster withPam, 16, Billy, 11, and Patty, 5. Irene hasbeen substituting in the Reisterstown areafor the past ten years.jea'l Anderson Markowitz is living inNorth Caldwell, New Jersey, with psychiatristhusband, Irving, and Joseph, 13, Daniel,Susan, 7. Jean received her M.S.12, andin Social Work at Columbia University in1949. is a member of NASW (NationalAssoc'n of Social Workers); ACSW (Academyof Certified Social Workers), activewith the League of Women Voters. Dr.Markowitz is director of a child guidanceclinic, doing research on a Federal grant,and has had several papers published.Topeka, Kansas, claims as resident BarbaraBrower MueUer where husband, Carl,is resident manager of American YearbookCompany. Garry, 13, Sharon, 10, and Eric,4, complete the family circle.Shirley Noll Merkle and Denwood boastmusic and sport potentials, Woody, 16,Karen, 12, and Craig, 9. Shirley is a choirdirector and substitute teacher, and Denwoodassistant Vice-President and managerisof the Maryland National Bank inRandallstown.Mary lane Harris O'Rourke and husband,Edward, are both employed by the MarylandState Department of Public Welfare,he as a supervisor of case work services forthe Forestry Camp, and Mary Jane as acase worker for the Allegany County WelfareBoard, living in LaValle.Arlie l)-fansherger, class of '44, chose ourwinsome blonde, Ellen Piel, for his brideand they live with their three children, 16,14, and 12, in Ellicott City. Arlie is associateprofessor of surgery at the Universityof Maryland Hospital and Ellen is presidentof the Woman's Auxiliary Board at the University.After nineteen years of happiness withJoseph P. "toe" Geury, '44, Audrey Donaldsonwas widowed September 16, 1984, byJoe's sudden heart attack. Audrey is carryingon nobly and is presenting a programof word and music, which she composed,based on the Scriptures and entitled "TheUnfolding Glory" throughout the MethodistConference in the New Britain, Connecticut,area where she still maintains residence.Comfort and companionship are provided byDiane, 17, and Karen, 13. She invites usall to stop and see her at 137 HardingStreet (New Britain) should we Hnd ourselvesin the New England area.Mary Crothers Cannon resigned her positionas Adoption Worker, Bureau of Children'sServices, Morristown, New Jersey,three years ago when husband Bill joinedXerox Corporation in Rochester, New York,January of '65 saw twins, Angela and Andrew,arriving to join Catherine 17, Tom15, Sharon 13, and Denise B. They surelyreceived a duplicate when they joined Xerox.We extend to Gracie Jemison Rohrer ourtender sympathy in the loss of husbandBob (Robert) on May 6, 1965. Bob's pictureadorned Gracie's desk on BlancheWard's 4th floor during the war years wewere aU together, sharing each other's emotionsso vividly, and we feel it our loss aswell as hers. Bob was an accountant forWestern Electric Company, Winston-Salem,North Carolina, at the time of his death,and Gracie and boys, David, 17, Don, 15,and Robert, 9, now live at 2356 WestfieldAvenue in Winston-Salem. Gracie has continuedin all phases of musical activitiessince graduation, including Little Theatrewhere she has played leading roles inDesperate Hours, The Heart and TheDream, among others. She has taughtschool in New Jersey and North Carolinaand is presently kindergarten teacher atFirst Presbyterian Week-Day School inWinston-Salem.Mindelle Seltzer Gober died of cancer onApril 18, 1983. A tremendous loss of exhilnratmgpersonality, remarkable mindextraordinary talent and close friend of aliof us who knew her well.David C. Yormg is a staff member of theU. S. Office of Health, Education and Welfarein Washington. After graduating fromWMC, he attended the University of Maryland,Catholic University, the AmericanSchool of Art at Fontainebleau, France, andthe American School in Tokyo. He is apracticing craftsman and painter and ispast president of the Maryland Art Association.He formerly taught and supervisedcrt in the ~ublic schools of Prince GeorgesCounty. HIS efforts have been directedtoward government subsidy for creativityin the arts through the Office of HealthEducation and Welfare. 'Catherine (Casskl) Schumann Kiddoowrites excitedly of Dick's transfer to Lond~n~~ngland) in August, 1966, where hewill J~m ~,sso Europe. Cassie has alreadybeen over to ftnd Hollytree House in Sut,ton, Surrey, and locate schools for the fourchildren, including the twins. Drop in whenyou're over their way this summer!A fonnal announcement lets us know that"the fair-haired boy" of the class of '46WilbtlT D. Preston, Ir., is a partner of thelaw finn of Due, Whiteford, Taylor andPreston, 301 N. Charles St., Baltimore.Dorothy (Bol/es) Swanson married husband,Raymond, in 1958. Ray is a mechanicalengineer for United Aircraft Corp.in .Bloomfield, Connecticut. They have twochildren, Kristina Lee, 5, and Erik Bolles, 3.Jean (Shirley) Williams lives in Towsonwhere her husband Francis is chainnan ofthe Science Department at Towson SeniorHigh. They have two children-Janet 15~~d7Jlte::d l:thJ;:d~~.es part-time teachin~Jean Baker taught Physical Ed. in SilverSpring,. until last year. She is now working=~h~l.hbrarian in a Montgomery CountyGrave (Bevard) £rIJ lives in Westminsterwith her husband, Bob. They have twochildren-a boy 17 and a girl 10.Idona (Mehring) Teeter is back in nursingat the Warner Hospital in Gettysburg, Pennpagetwenty-seven
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A Gift forthe CollegeCollectionBalt
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PAINT POSTSTHE CATALYSTPledges of G
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On the Hit!New TrusteeArthur G. Bro
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Hopkins TakesLast GameBasketball te
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Wayne Crackel! works for the YMCA i
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The President's ColumnTribute toMan
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Art is long they sayAnd the time is
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Members of the Fund Committee meet
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SUpport equipment engineering divis
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infant in March, 1964. She is also
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Dasuet McCready, president of the W
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The bridge is a symbol in literatur
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Thi.s i.s one of th.e chemistry lab
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SPORTSTERROR NINEIS DIFFERENTCoach
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serving as interim Pastor of a smal
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travel. The next newsletter will te
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this summer. \Vhile there, they wil
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Thie is the Trapper Creek Job Corps
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BOLIVIAPIONEER(S)by Joy Holloway, '
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DepartmentsGive HonorsTwenty-one me
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